The Pacific NGOs Draws the BLUE LINE against Deep Sea Mining
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Nadroumai Women set agroforestry standard for the future
The Nadroumai Women’s Club project will pass the skills in agroforestry and farming to new generations of village women to achieve climate change mitigation benefits for years
Cook Islands Seabed Minerals Amendment Bill passed
Cook Islands government will ensure to protect the marine environment despite passing the seabed minerals amendment bill
Greenpeace supports the call for drawing ‘Pacific Blue Line’ against Deep Sea mining
Various organisations are calling to ban deep-sea mining in the Pacific region
Biodiversity at risk, threatens human survival, UN forum hears
As a so-called “super year” for biodiversity, UNESCO will join with partners to set new objectives for the coming decade
Marine Heatwaves and Pacific Media: World Meteorological Day
The new factsheet in the Ocean Toolkit aims to strengthen awareness and understanding of Marine Heatwaves
Building Vanuatu’s Environmental Data Foundation
State of Environment Report will assist to build a strong foundation for better data management
New global commitment to environmentally and socially responsible tuna supply chains
The 2025 Pledge towards Sustainable Tuna (25PST) aims a new global commitment supporting responsible global tuna fisheries management and harvesting
Night spearfishing ban
Lau traditional leaders are planning to improve fish catches for their people and ban night spearfishing across their province.
Samoa uncertain on fishing subsidies despite environment warning
Global fish stocks are in crisis with a third of global stocks already being fished beyond their sustainable levels